Cape Town City owner John Comitis says the club will endeavour to retain the services of their best players amid the uncertainty of the coronavirus.

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With the ability to complete the 2019/20 Premier Soccer League season still very much in doubt, clubs are being forced to rein in their spending ambitions.

Concerns over how to pay staff wages have become the priority, but Comitis is hopeful they won't need to sell players to generate an income.

He told the SowetanLIVE: "At this stage, what we are trying to do is to keep all our best players, I think everyone is trying to do that.

"The sooner we go back, the less damage will be done. It's fine to sell your players, but you have to remain competitive.

Comitis added though that they will need to make "adjustments" to their squad.

"Every club will look at how to keep their best 16 players and look after them. We won't be able to have a luxury of having 23 players with experience. Adjustments need to be done."

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City headed into the enforced break in tenth place on the PSL table, 21 points behind leaders Kaizer Chiefs with seven games to play.

- TEAMtalk media